So you beautiful bastards. Welcome back to the Philip DeFranco show. This is your Wednesday evening, Thursday morning dive into the news.

We honestly just have so much to talk about. So I'm going to hit you with that monkey and just jump into it.

This is a news show.

So P. Diddy is back in the news today, which of course is bad news for Diddy, but also the specifics here are wild.

Because right now there's a grand jury in New York hearing from his victims as well as there now being a massive investigation by the Rolling Stone that alleges that he actually has a much longer history of abuse than the recent claims would suggest.

Now, to start with the grand jury out of New York, there's not a ton to say there yet. But we do know that they're hearing from people who have sued Diddy for abuse, although

we don't know if they're hearing from all eight people who have brought lawsuits against him.

But one thing that it definitely shows is that the government is ramping up its pressure on

Diddy. You know, because a grand jury, it's one of the first hurdles they need to clear before they can bring formal charges against him. Although really, it's not much of a bar. There's an old legal saying that you can convince a grand jury to bring charges against anything

since the bar is so low. But more interesting, at least, today is the news from Rolling Stone,

which conducted a six-month investigation into Combs and spoke with a ton of people from his past.

And because I see my job is trying to make everything consumable. I'm not going to go into every single detail here. You can click the link down below to go into the full thing. But we're going to touch on some of it

and know that it details a long history of anger and violence from Diddy. With, for example,

colleagues telling Rolling Stone that back in 1994, they had to pull Diddy off a woman at their

offices because they could hear him beating her. While in another incident, Diddy almost got into another altercation with another woman before being restrained. Then in 2000, he allegedly beat the shit out of a fellow music

executive in a hotel room because he had a relationship with Diddy's ex. In 2001, he sexually

harassed a freelance graphic designer who was at a party who was throwing to celebrate his acquittal

and a shooting trial. Fortunately, at that time, it didn't escalate to complete physical violence as the woman managed to slide away.

But not before Diddy was allegedly a real creep by massaging her shoulders and saying things like,

oh yeah, you like that? No, you like that. But one of the worst allegations came from his time at Howard University,

and, you know, at that time, he had a reputation for hosting crazy parties. things got brought up like an incident where he showed up at a woman's dorm and he was screaming for a girlfriend and acting belligerent with multiple people telling the outlet roughly the same story one alleged witness saying he screamed and hollered and acted a stone fool until she came downstairs

and then when his girlfriend finally went downstairs he began beating her and was screaming

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